Showing posts with label Pudding Recipes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pudding Recipes. Show all posts

Monday, 26 July 2010

Baked Porridge

or Baked Oatmeal

Freshly Baked Oatmeal
This is especially nice on a cold winter morning but can also be used as a dessert or on its own for a snack. The recipe gives nine servings.

Baked Porridge in a bowl
Ingredients
½ cup (4oz) lard (or butter or coconut oil but I find it tastes nicest with lard)
¼ cup (3oz) honey
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 tsp cinnamon
Pinch salt
1 ¼ cups (10floz) buttermilk
3 cups oats
½ cup raisins
2 eggs
1 tsp bicarbonate of soda

Method
  • Mix together butter/lard, honey, vanilla, cinnamon, salt, buttermilk and oats.
  • Add raisins on top then cover and leave overnight.
  • In the morning mix in eggs and bicarbonate of soda.
  • Put in baking dish and bake at 350°F/GM4 for around 45 minutes until set in middle.
  • Serve with yoghurt, buttermilk or milk.

Baked Porridge served with Buttermilk
Nutritional Information
(per serving when served with yoghurt)
Nutritional facts per serving (daily value):
Calories 439kcal
Protein 15g (31%)
Total Fat 22g (34%)
Sat. 10g (52%)
Chol. 85mg (28%)
Carb. 46g (15%)
Fiber 3g (12%)
Sugars 26g
Calcium 363mg (36%)
Iron 2mg (10%)
Magnesium 77mg (19%)
Phosphorus 420mg (42%)
Potassium 606mg (17%)
Sodium 566mg (24%)
Zinc 3mg (17%)
Copper 0mg (8%)
Manganese 1mg
Selenium 19µg
Vit. C 2mg (3%)
Vit. B1 0mg (19%)
Vit. B2 1mg (30%)
Vit. B3 1mg (3%)
Vit. B5 2mg (15%)
Vit. B6 0mg (8%)
Diet. fol. eq. 33µg (8%)
Vit. B12 1µg (18%)
Vit. A 300IU (6%)
Vit. A1 82µg
Vit. E 1mg (3%)
Vit. K 2µg
Vit. D 3IU (1%)
Exported from Shop'NCook Pro 3.4.3 (http://www.shopncook.com)

Child's portion of Baked Oatmeal

Thursday, 22 July 2010

Fruit, Nut and Chocolate Mix

High iron trail mix
I've been aiming to make different fruit, nut and chocolate mixes which give 4mg iron per 100g. I made this one by using three bags of Coop Truly Irresistible fruit and nut mix, adding enough dark chocolate to make it around 30g of chocolate per 100g serving and then enough cashews to make it 4mg iron per 100g. I used to play about with a spreadsheet to work out the proportions but now I'm using Shop n Cook, it's loads quicker and easier to work it out. Anyway, on to the recipe:

Ingredients
  • Three bags of Coop Truly Irresistible fruit and nut mix (i.e. 262.5g raisins, 127.5g dried apricots, 75g dried pineapple, 67.5g pecans, 67.5g hazelnuts, 60g dried cranberries, 52.5g almonds, 37.5g dried mango.)
  • 550g dark choc
  • 600g cashews
Method
Empty fruit and nut mix into very large tub.
Use scissors to cut up larger fruits so that things are fairly similar sizes.
Add cashews.
Break up chocolate into individual blocks and add to tub.
Put lid on and turn over a few times to mix.
Portion into tubs of 100g servings if desired.

One serving of high iron trail mix in a bowl.
Nutritional facts per serving (daily value):
Calories 447kcal
Protein 9g (18%)
Total Fat 29g (44%)
Sat. 8g (41%)
Chol. 0mg (0%)
Carb. 48g (16%)
Fiber 5g (20%)
Sugars 33g
Calcium 46mg (5%)
Iron 4mg (21%)
Magnesium 151mg (38%)
Phosphorus 280mg (28%)
Potassium 563mg (16%)
Sodium 10mg (0%)
Zinc 3mg (18%)
Copper 1mg (56%)
Manganese 1mg
Selenium 8µg
Vit. C 3mg (5%)
Vit. B1 0mg (14%)
Vit. B2 0mg (6%)
Vit. B3 1mg (5%)
Vit. B5 0mg (4%)
Vit. B6 0mg (12%)
Diet. fol. eq. 19µg (5%)
Vit. B12 0µg (0%)
Vit. A 262IU (5%)
Vit. A1 0µg
Vit. E 2mg (10%)
Vit. K 14µg
Vit. D 0IU (0%)
Exported from Shop'NCook Pro 3.4.3 (http://www.shopncook.com)

High iron fruit, nut and chocolate mix.

Friday, 16 July 2010

Clementine Spread

I was going to call this recipe "Clementine Jam" but because I didn't use any sugar, it is technically "Clementine Spread". It is a good way of preserving citrus fruits if you have too many to eat before they go bad.

Ingredients
  • 1kg clementines (this word work equally well with other citrus fruits)
  • 1 tsp lemon juice

chopped clementines
Equipment
  • Sharp knife and chopping board
  • Food processor or the patience to chop very finely
  • Pan big enough to accommodate fruit (mine was a 9" saucepan)
  • Wooden spoon for stirring
  • 2 x 1lb jars

Method
Wash fruits.
Chop roughly and remove any blemished skin.
Blitz in food processor until it looks like this:

clementine mixture in pan
If you don't have a food processor, you will need to chop it finely by hand.
Place in pan with lemon juice and simmer on low until it has reduced down to a jam-like consistency. (Mine took around an hour.)
Put in sterilised jars.
Store in fridge once cool.

clementine spread
Nutritional Information
(per heaped teaspoon serving)
Nutritional facts (daily value):
Calories 5kcal
Protein 0g (0%)
Total Fat 0g (0%)
Sat. 0g (0%)
Chol. 0mg (0%)
Carb. 1g (0%)
Fiber 0g (1%)
Sugars 1g
Calcium 4mg (0%)
Iron 0mg (0%)
Magnesium 1mg (0%)
Phosphorus 2mg (0%)
Potassium 17mg (0%)
Sodium 0mg (0%)
Zinc 0mg (0%)
Copper 0mg (0%)
Manganese 0mg
Selenium 0µg
Vit. C 3mg (4%)
Vit. B1 0mg (0%)
Vit. B2 0mg (0%)
Vit. B3 0mg (0%)
Vit. B5 0mg (0%)
Vit. B6 0mg (0%)
Diet. fol. eq. 2µg (0%)
Vit. B12 0µg (0%)
Vit. A 68IU (1%)
Vit. A1 0µg
Vit. E 0mg (0%)
Vit. K 0µg
Vit. D 0IU (0%)
Exported from Shop'NCook Pro 3.4.3 (http://www.shopncook.com)